Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1947 — Page 12

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Listed Tomorrow -

Winners in

| nounced tomorrow in The Times.

“'» | Honorable mention pictures will

| ner of the week's $5 prize.

to win one of the weekly prizes. | Friday. Photos brought or mailed

| judged for the fifth’ week's prize.! [Mail or bring entries to. Amateur |

214 W, Maryland- st., {olis 9.

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Every hour on~the-hour, Starting [Photo Contest, Indianapolis Times, at 10 a.m. father and son teams compete against {teams and mother-daughter teams There are no fees for entry. The will challenge other mothers and

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events will be run each diaphragm |Our with the regular contest Zor whd compete for a {bicycle and a pair of roller skates

Yesterday's winners were an Ine dianapolis boy and a South Bend (girl. Bobby Pate, 11, of

blew the

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Youngsters who take part in thie Thursday will| nave their pictures. taken by Pathe| [newsreel cameramen, crew also. will take movies of the Pe at The Times’ bubble gum con- || m. Friday on|test arena east of the youth center! the stage in front of the racetrack at tlie start of any of the contests. | |The last preliminary contest to de- | free to youngsters termine participants in the daily years old, is held every finals is held at 3 p. m. hour on the hour’ charges and the bubble gum. is given arena for the adults to watch the All the chil- kiddies blow their gum, {dren have o° do to take part Is to|no admission charge

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Tomorrow in Times Bubble Gum’ Contest

. Indianapolis Youngster Named Sunday's King

By ART WRIGHT : { Mothers and fathers are going to|’ {be published as well as the win-| Nave “their day” tomorrow in The’ [Times “Bub Bubble Gum contest There is still time for amateurs at the state fair, | THat's when the special team con[This week's deadline 1s midnight tests will be held to see if “mom”

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Wounds k Wife, Kills Himself

~ Boonville Couple

In Row Over Money BOONVILLE, Ind. Sept.2 (U.P). —Police said today that an apparent murder-suicide attempt failed yesterday, leaving a 70-year-old man dead and his ex-wife in a critical condition in an Evansville hospital. -

By 4 Teen-Agers agers on Indiana ave. last night.

tacked him while he was in the 700 block of the avenue.

Jheation tribunal. A witness told police the four! sidewalk and then kicked him injotice might direct. the face. They walked away, the witness kicked him again, %

TUESDAY, SEPT. 21 1947 Slugged, ‘Robbed [Nazi's Widow Convicted;

‘MUNICH, Sept: 2 (U; P)~Fran “A 41-year-old man was shugged|pipein Todt, 64, widow of Frits and robbed of $25 by four teen-|m.q who built Germany's west wall 3 : : autobahns, was convicted of ‘The victim, Ray Riddle, 528 N.\woui activity and profiteering yesLynn st, said his assailants at-io, oy boo Berchiesgaden denadls .

She was sentenced to two years

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dered confiscation of all but $1000 said, but returned and] lof her property estimated to be ‘worth $33,000.

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They said Ben Persinger, former tavern owner, apparently leveled a ‘shotgun blast at his divorced wife and ‘then killed himself with -an-

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Mr, Persinger was found on a bed! in a back room of his former wife's home. Mrs. Persinger was found sitting on her bed. Condition Critical Physicians at. Deaconness hos-| pital, Evansville, where the woman | was taken, said she was in critical; condition today and that she was! unable to tell police what hap-| peried. Police officer Robert McConnell!

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